Abstract
This paper proposes a power conversion system (PCS) to utilize the differential pressure (DP) energy in district heating systems with reduced DC-link voltage variation. A differential pressure control valve (DPCV) is usually used to regulate pressure for heat transmission to remote areas in district heating systems. However, there is a high probability of malfunctions and failures of the DPCV, due to cavitation, since high-pressure fluids are used in district heating systems. Therefore, a PCS for utilizing DP energy in the district heating system replacing the DPCV is proposed in this paper. In addition, the DC-link voltage of the PCS greatly fluctuates when a sudden change occurs in a hydraulic turbine. It is effectively relieved by using the feed-forward control method. The effectiveness of the PCS for utilizing the DP energy in district heating systems with reduced DC-link voltage variation is verified by simulation and experimental results.
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